Second Annual IVPDA Poster Symposium
10am–5pm
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Poster House is proud to welcome back the International Vintage Poster Dealers Association for the second annual IVPDA Poster Symposium. This daylong event will feature experts in the field who will speak on a variety of topics within poster history, design, and conservation. See below for the day’s line-up of events:
Schedule
10am Doors Open
10:15–10:20am IVPDA Presentation by Ted Bahr of Bahr Gallery
10:20–10:35am Opening Remarks by Angelina Lippert, Executive Director & Curator of Poster House
10:35–11:20am Presentation: Samuel Insull Transit Posters by Josh Gartler and J.J. Sedelmaier (Poster Auctions International)
11:20–11:50am Presentation: Poster Restoration & Conservation by Lee Milazzo (Poster Conservation)
11:50am–12:35pm Presentation: La Belle Epoque—When People Became Poster Icons by Linda Tarasuk and Molly Carew (La Belle Epoque Vintage Posters, Inc.)
12:35–1:15pm Lunch Break
1:15–1:45pm Presentation: Peter Gee & the Pop Poster by Philip Williams of Philip Williams Posters – The Poster Museum
1:45–2:30pm Presentation: The Art of Japanese Movie Posters by Daniel Levy of Illustraction Gallery
2:30–3:15pm Presentation: War & Propaganda Posters by Jason Sullivan of JS War Posters
3:15–4:00pm Presentation: Leonetto Cappiello by Jack Rennert of Poster Auctions International
4:00–4:45pm Panel + Q&A: Gunther Kieser featuring Ted Bahr (Bahr Gallery), Daniel Levy (Illustraction Gallery), Angelina Lippert (Poster House), and Jack Rennert (TBC)
Guests are welcome to stay for the entire symposium or drop in throughout the day.
Lunch is not provided; however, Café des Affiches has food options and exhibition-themed cocktails available for purchase throughout the event.
The International Vintage Poster Dealers Association (IVPDA) was founded in 1996 to inform and educate the public, collectors, and other buyers and to help promote the appreciation of the wide variety of vintage posters from around the globe.
Accessibility Note: Masks are available free of charge at the museum. Assistive listening devices and stools are available. ASL (American Sign Language) interpretation or a CART (Communication Access Realtime Translation) is also available upon request. Please contact access@posterhouse.org or (914) 295-2387 to request interpretation services and to address any other accessibility needs. For other event-related questions, please contact events@posterhouse.org.